Details and booking
An online introduction to using Oxford Libraries remotely, including the latest information on the services available and how to access them; finding and using online resources that can be read from home; and what to do if you can’t find the material you need. This workshop will help you settle with confidence into searching for remotely accessible literature at Oxford
Objectives - By the end of the session you will be able to
- Use SOLO to find printed and online books, journals and other materials
- Find and use Databases A-Z
- Use LibGuides to find key resources for your subject
- Find your ORLO reading lists
- Access help and advice from the libraries on locating currently unavailable material, literature searching, current awareness, reference management, open access, research data management and more
Intended Audience: All Oxford Library users
Dates and booking
| Next date TBA | In the meantime, click here for our series of pre-recorded videos on Getting started in Oxford Libraries |
More information
Presenters: Alan Brown; Rachel Childs; Helen Bond
Format: Online teacher-led presentation with breaks for Q&As and the opportunity for follow up one-to-one help and advice
What you will need: You will need to provide your own computer with a browser (must be Chrome or Edge) or the Microsoft Teams desktop app installed. Please read our guidance notes below on 'Using Teams for attending Bodleian iSkills workshops'. You will need a speaker and microphone. You need to be online with a reliable internet connection.
Related courses:
Other workshops in the iSkills series